The Michael Berry show Google CEO Sundar Pichai India strongly criticized his company's

Gemini AI chatbot their controversial practice which

happened at his company of creating woke versions of historical figures, calling it completely unacceptable

in a strongly worded email to the company's staff. He assured that Google's AI teams are

actively addressing the issues with Gemini by which was temporary disabled following widespread criticism.

The chatbot drew attention for generating unconventional and historically inaccurate messages,

like portraying the Vikings as being black,

the popes as being women and a distorted representation of Nazi era German soldiers in the name of, diversity.

The scrutiny extended beyond the visual outputs as Gemini faced backlash for its text responses as well.

Notably, it garnered outrage for refusing to condemn pedophilia and asserting that there was no right or wrong answer

when asked to compare the moral standing of Adolf Hitler and Elon Musk.

It's a public relations nightmare for Google, whose stock loss over $70 billion in market value within a single day last week.

Vavek Ramaswami had something very interesting to say about this, but not just a condemnation.

Remember, Vavek made his money in the tech sector.

He's a very, very bright guy, and he understands a lot of this

that most people in media don't.

He says, peel back the onion and there's a deeper issue at play.

Yesterday Google's stock price cratered when it came to light that Gemini, its AI product, was generating images that were wildly off base.

And this was probably one of the more interesting business stories of the last year.

I want to dive deep into it on three different levels. One is on the

programming of the AI itself and what the heck is going on there. Second is the programming

of the incentives of Google's own employees.

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